The original implementation tries to intercept events from the chart internal iframe, which ones failing on Chrome 60. Checking internals doesn't seem the best approach, instead we could consider that a chart has been resized after the resize method has been called and processed. So let's hook `Chart.resize` and callback once it's done.
Add Travis CI task to deploy the docs, samples and dist files to chartjs.github.io for the `release` and `master` branches. A `latest` symbolic links is also created for each folder to the highest version (or `master` if any).
Coverage data are now generated by running `gulp unittest` with the `--coverage` argument: unit tests are then executed a single time on Travis. The gulp `coverage` task has been removed and `karma.coverage.conf.ci.js` merged into `karma.conf.ci.js`.
Update documentation with gulp commands (and remove them from `README.md`) and remove unused `config.jshintrc` (oversight from #3256). Delete `thankyou.md` which has been merged into `README.md`.
Add a new Travis deploy task to push dist/*.js and bower.json files into tag sources:
- requires Travis GITHUB_AUTH_TOKEN and GITHUB_AUTH_EMAIL environment variables
- skipped if not built from the "release" branch
- release.sh must be executable (see comment)
- reads tag version from package.json
- fails if tag already exists
Samples need to be packaged with built libraries (which one have been removed from the repository), so create a new `gulp package` task to generate a ZIP archive with dist files, samples and the license file. This archive is generated in the ./dist/ folder and will be deployed by Travis along the GH release. Note that the ./dist/ folder is not preserved but merged in the archive root. Also change samples requiring moment.js to load this lib from the CDN instead of the ./node_module folder.
* Make Travis to deploy built files for tags
See https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/releases
* Remove and ignore dist/* files
Travis now builds and deploys these files for all tags, so we don't need to have them on the repository anymore.
* Add download links to the latest version
Remove outdated *standard build* and *bundled with Moment.js* links from the documentation and add a link to the latest GitHub release, from where the user can download `*.js` files.
